Question

[DeFord]

Well I have a theory. (No place to test this on currently)
Could I make a database npc that is able to warp, then have it warpto a level the user inputs and aquire all the tile data from that level using an array and tiles[x,y], then warping the npc back to its home level and outputting all of the stored tiles to the home level, in esscence, making a temp. copy of the chosen level without using copylevel.

(No way to test, because my RC for my playerworld is IP protected and I'm on vacation)

Edit:
Tentative Script

NPC Code:

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//NPC Made By Zach

if(created) {

  canwarp;

}

if(playerchats && startswith(/level,#c)) {

  tokenize #c;

  setarray tilearr,4096;

  warpto #t(1),0,0;

  this.k=0;

  for(this.i=0;this.i<64;this.i++) {

    for(this.j=0;this.j<64;this.j++) {

      tilearr[this.k]=tiles[this.i,this,j];

      this.k++;

    }

  }

  warpto <homelevelname>,0,0;

  this.k=0;

  for(this.i=0;this.i<64;this.i++) {

    for(this.j=0;this.j<64;this.j++) {

      tiles[this.i,this,j]=tilearr[this.k];

      updateterrain;

      this.k++;

    }

  }

}

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[falco10291029]

if you really wish, i may let you try it on elemental kingdoms, my server

[Alexander]

Does work, I use this in my script, also use updateboard(2) instead of updateterrain (After the fors).